Summer Drinking - tips to stay safe

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Do we drink more in the summertime? A recent survey of drinking habits suggests a third of Britons do just that. The reasons given included the lighter, warmer evenings, more weddings and festivals taking place in the summer and the greater number of family and social get-togethers in the warm weather.

Posted by Don Shenker on 29th June 2023


Employee health & wellbeing during covid 19 - now more than ever, your employees should know the guidelines

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In these times of uncertainty, disruption and anxiety, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. The temptation to have a drink to destress and unwind may feel natural, but in times of greater stress than usual, it’s easy to drink more than you realise.   

We will get through this – by staying healthy and staying well.

Posted by Don Shenker on 1st April 2020


10 Reasons Why Employers should make Alcohol Awareness part of their 2020 Wellbeing Calendar

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A growing number of employers are recognising the benefit of raising alcohol awareness in the workplace – not because they suspect employees are drinking on the job, but because they believe it is just as valuable to promote a healthy relationship with alcohol as it is to promote a healthy diet and regular exercise. 

Posted by Don Shenker on 19th December 2019


Category: Workplace

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Drink Checker Work - a new free website for employers to share with employees

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We are excited to launch Drink Checker Work, our new free website to help employers support thier employees to check their drink.

Posted by Don Shenker on 27th September 2019


Category: Workplace

Diabetes Week 2019 - June 10 -16

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Today marks the first day of Diabetes Week 2019. Many people are unaware of the links between alcohol and diabetes. 

Posted by Don Shenker on 10th June 2019